#CPSolvers

Annie Yang

annieyang912

So appreciated @StephVSherman reflection on today's @CPSolvers VMR.So much stigma comes w/ pts described as someone who always leaves "AMA."Will never forget seeing an overnight consult in the ED -

Anand Patel

Anand_88_Patel

Through @NU_IntMed morning report (MR), @hdx cases, and @CPSolvers virtual morning, I have gotten to see/work through a lot of incredible cases. Here are some thoughts that can help with

Zavén Sargsyan

sargsyanz

Eosinophils matter:Inspired by yesterday’s @CPSolvers case + last week’s NEJM case, reprising this thread with 5 more real case examples of this take-home point: In acute presentations, eosinophilia is often

Mohit Harsh, MD

MohitHarshMD

Day 1 Cardiology #Twearls after call #FunFacts MR Murmur can be heard best various locations based on jet directionOsler nodes and Janeway lesions

Robert Centor

medrants

1/ #UncleBob shares #5goodminutes worth of lab nerdy thoughts from today's sadly interesting patient. These are thoughts that I often share on rounds. I feel that we should maximize what

Kirtan Patolia

KirtanPatolia

Inspired by recent posts from @AaronGoodman33 , here is my attempt to review briefly the interplay between Hematology and Autoimmune phenomena.It's magic when that fusion occurs.Any comments & suggestions appreciated.#MedTwitter

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Anwaar_MS

Hi,everyone! I’ve been following lots of medical related twitter accounts and I’ve compiled my favorite ones, hopefully you find them useful, especially for medical students and graduates Here’s a thread

W. Scott Richardson

3owllearning

Retweeting for @rabihmgeha, @DxRxEdu, the @CPSolvers team, and the VMR community, a thread about how and when diagnostic triads might lead to diagnostic errors:1/13 Diagnostic triads are memory aids that

Rabih Geha

rabihmgeha

1/nfUnKy InflammationYup.You are reading this right.fUnKy Inflammation!A thought exercise...Who said learning medicine can't quirky and fun?!?Let's go Wait, what do you mean by inflammation?So glad you asked.There are many roads

Taher Modarressi, M.D.

tmodarressi

I had a chance to listen to the intriguing case presented 6/24 on @CPSolvers #VMR @andressa__k. So thrilled to hear @fernandbteich and @OpsBug tackle this with the guidance of @StephVSherman

Daniel Restrepo, MD

DrDanRestrepo

1/Patient admitted to your service with “syncope” after losing consciousness. You notice this on the right side of his tongue. What caused him to lose consciousness?(Posted with permission)#physicalexam #TipsForNewDocs #medtwitter

Ferdous Rahman

Ferdous__Rahman

1/Arthritis is a complicated topic that may be frustrating. You may have heard it used synonymously with ARTHRALGIA - the two are different!Let’s explore this topic with an open ended

Mohit Harsh, MD

MohitHarshMD

Being on a teaching service again has been so refreshing. I’ve prepared on how to be a better senior since last time and how to utilize #MedTwitterLook out for learning

Kham Kidia

kkidia

1/14 *TWEETORIAL 4 New Interns*WORDS MATTER!Non-stigmatizing medical documentationYour admission/progress notes can be harmful to your patients and will live in the medical record system forever.Here are some tips. Please add

David Furfaro

david_furfaro

1/ A Tweetorial on ventilator waveforms and vent dysynchrony. Share any videos of vent dysynchrony if you have them! @cardionerds @Sam_Brusca @CPSolvers @DxRxEdu @WApplefeld @AnnaPodolanczuk @OslerResidency @sanjayvdesai @ATSCritCare @Colum

vignesh doraiswamy MD

DoctorVig

1/ QT/ √ RR is wrong? Today’s @CPSolvers case was phenomenal and while I won’t ruin it for anyone, I will say that the corrected QT came up in the